J BAR H, INC. v. JOHNSON

No. 90-253.

822 P.2d 849 (1991)

J BAR H, INC., a Wyoming Corporation, and Donald K. Harger and Irene F. Harger, Derivatively on Behalf of J Bar H, a Wyoming Corporation, Appellant (Plaintiff), v. Joanna JOHNSON, Appellee (Defendant).

Supreme Court of Wyoming.

December 19, 1991.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Bret F. King of King & King, Jackson, and Kenneth M. McLaughlin, argued, Student Intern, for appellant.

Juline Christofferson, argued, Jackson, for appellee.

Before URBIGKIT, C.J., CARDINE and MACY, JJ., and SPANGLER and TAYLOR, District Judges.


CARDINE, Justice.

This case presents a textbook example of oppression and deadlock in a small, closely-held corporation. The trial court ordered the corporation dissolved and a receiver appointed. It found that money loaned to the corporation by appellants was not a valid debt of the corporation. It also refused to order relief in the corporation's derivative action against appellee for starting a competing business.

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